Take a train into Europe's cities
Compare train tickets into Europe's cities and book the route that suits you. One search reveals live times and fares across every operator, from the Eurostar to high-speed lines like the TGV, AVE, and Frecciarossa.
How it works
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Pick your from and to cities to see live coach and rail departures.
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Filter by price, duration and departure time across every operator on the route.
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Train travel questions
Which European cities are easiest to reach by train?
The best-connected rail cities include Amsterdam, London, Paris, Brussels, Madrid, and Rome, all on direct high-speed lines, with the Eurostar effortlessly linking London to Paris, Brussels, and Amsterdam. Comparing operators for the same route shows the quickest and cheapest way in.
How do you compare train operators on the same route?
Comparing operators for the same route lets you weigh price, duration, and departure time side by side, bringing Eurostar, SNCF, Renfe, Trenitalia, and others together in one search. Booking in advance comes with the most savings, so it's worth considering.
When is the train cheaper than flying?
The train often has the edge on flying once you add airport transfers, bag fees, and the trip into town, especially when travelling cross-city centre. You get the benefit of being dropped in the city rather than at the airport.
How far ahead should you book train tickets?
European train tickets are usually cheapest a few weeks to a few months ahead of time, as advance fares sell in limited numbers and rise accordingly. High-speed and international routes reward early bookings the most.